Budi Suprapti and Aisyah and Dewi Wara Shinta and Arga Patrianagara (2017) Observational Study of Analgesic and Pain Relief In Postoperative Patients. Proceeding the 5th International Conference on Pharmacy and advanced Pharmaceutical Science. pp. 15-26. ISSN 2614-1779

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Abstract

The aim of this study was to observe the use of analgesic pattern and pain intensity outcomes in postoperative patients. The study was conducted on postoperative patients at Universitas Airlangga Teaching Hospital Surabaya in the periode of April to Mei 2017. Recording the use of analgesics and pain assessment was done during hospitalization, at early postsurgical until the patients discharge. Results of 116 patients' postoperative patients showed the analgesics used were mefenamic acid, ketorolac, metamizole, paracetamol and tramadol used as a single and analgesics combination. Combination therapy was got by 45% of patients. Pain assesment showed 75% of patients without pain and mild pain, 24% with moderate pain, 2% got severe pain at the early postsurgical. At discharge time 97% of patients without pain and mild pain, 3% with moderate pain, and no patient with severe pain. Inconclusion, nociceptic pain experienced by postoperative patients and pain management has provided good outcomes, but there are still 2% of patients with severe early postoperative pain requiring better management from interprofessional health care.

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